Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-09-09
Educational Personals.
CHANGES IN THE sTAFFs OF THE FEMALE
COLLEGES.

COLLE0ILos
Mrs. Josie Myers, who has baen spend
ing the Summer with her mother, Mrs.
Hunter, returned this week to Tazewell
G. H., to resume her position as music
teacher in the school there,
Miss Louise Halves, daughter of Rev.
DR.. Halves, left on Tuesday last for
Lewisburg, W. Va, where she takes the
position Of Art teacher in the Lewisburg
Female Seminary.
Miss Lizzie McCue left on Monday for
Jonesboro, Ga, where she will fill the po'
sition of Art teacher 10 the Jonesboro In
stitute.
Miss Julia Henkel. who took the medal
for Art at the Staunton Female Seminary
last session, has taken charge of the Art
Department in the Marion (omith Co.,
Val Female College, for the ensuing ses-
sion.
Among the cadets entered at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute this session is
Hampton Wayt. the youngest son of DR..
N. Wayt. of this city.
Charles W. Lyle, son of Hugh F.
Lyle, Esq, of this county. who stood the
competitive examination here for appoint
ment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
has successfully passed all examinations
there on the first trial, taking high
stand-ranking second in the class. Only
80 of the so candidates were successful on
the first trial. He was Staunton High
School pupil and a Kable pupil.
Mr.. W. J. Perry, Principal of the Pub
lie High School, and one of the best
teachers and most estimable citizens
Staunton has had, left for Richmond on
Wednesday afternoon, to assume a posi-
tion in the Pubic Schools there. Both
professionally and socially he is a loss to
our community.
Mr.. g. q, Hoge, of StauntoE, has enter
ed his son. French Hoge, as cadet at the
Virginia Military Institute.
Miss Cora Turner left On Saturday last,
to resume her duties at the Hinton Female
Institute, Hinton. W. Va.
CHANGES IN COLLEGE STAFFs.
The following changes have taken place
named since the last session:
Virginia Female Instltute-French and
German-Prof. F. Musseaus in place OF
Miss G.. B. Habarstich: English-Miss j
G.. Whitfield in place Of Miss b. M.
Hunton.
Staunton Female Seminary-Voca al
Music-Miss Charlotte Brigham, of the
Syracuse IN. " University of Fine Arts,
in place of Miss N. Jordan, of Washing
ton, Ga; Mrs John. Fray, of Raleigh, N.
G., is added to the English Department.
NJ Wesleyan Female Institute-Mr. J. S.
Boatwright, Secretary, in place of Mr..
James Ker. q
Sherwood Female Academy !:
Prof. W. N. Holmes, A. NJ, Science and
Mathematics; Miss Annie Crosby, from
New England Conservatory Of Music, In
strumental and Vocal Music; Miss L.
Goldberg, Modern Languages, &c.; Miss
Ina Randall, Art Department.
Augusta Female Seminary-In Music,
Prof. Barthold, of New York, native of
Germany who has been teaching in New
York for fifteen years, takes the place of
Prof. Hintz; Decorative Art-Miss
Springs, of Charlotte, N. c., takes this
Department, which is made an entirely
distinct one this year, Miss Fairchild still
remaining in charge of crayon and oil
painting. Miss Mary L. Bledsoe is added
to the staff in the Primary Department,
and Miss STREET. is made Librarian Miss
Stricken has resumed her old place on the
staff.